South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Inc.
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If you participate in Amazon's Prime Day coming up on July 16th, you can designate a portion of your purchase to come to South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Please help us help all our feathered
and furred wildlife patients.
THANK YOU!
Baby Bird Season is Here!
If you find a baby bird, PLEASE take a few minutes to read "Baby Birds 101" above, before calling or coming to the Wildlife Center. The article is at the top of this page on the left. Please rescue, when necessary and don't kidnap healthy youngsters!
Plan a Birthday Party at SPWRC!
Click on "More" on the toolbar on upper right, and scroll down to see several pages with Birthday Party information! Give the staff plenty of notice so they will be available and not off-site doing education programs.
Click on "More" on the toolbar on upper right, and scroll down to see several pages with Birthday Party information! Give the staff plenty of notice so they will be available and not off-site doing education programs.
VOLUNTEERS ARE ALWAYS
NEEDED AT SPWRC!
Click on the tab
Volunteer Opportunities above
We're open 24/7 and every day of the year from early morning until dusk. Things slow down in fall, but we always need volunteers for animal care, housekeeping and yard work. Call us at 799-2142 if you have even a few hours you can donate to help wildlife!
Donate With PayPal
*New email for PayPal is [email protected]
*New email for PayPal is [email protected]
"Saving one animal may not save the world, but it will surely change the world for one animal"….
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3308 95th Street Lubbock TX 79423
SPWRC is on Indiana Avenue at 95th Street behind the 80' wall with
a wildlife mural
Wildlife Drop-Off building in our driveway open 24 hours a day
Volunteers and staff are on premise from 8 to 8.
We are are also registered at AmazonSmile now for charitable donations!
http://smile.amazon.com/ch/75-2468445
A big thank you to Archivist David Marshall with the Southwest Collection on campus at Texas Tech University. He and his staff have digitized all our available past Mockingbird Chronicles newsletters. Our first black and white issue was published in 1995. In our early years, issues were not quarterly as they were for many years, but simply published as I had time to write, edit and do photo work. Back then it was also a much bigger task than it is now, when a PDF can simply be uploaded to the printer. Meanwhile, I'll continue to post photos, etc. of my many fond memories of 30 years of working with and for wildlife and keeping our web site updated. Here's the link:
https://swco-ir.tdl.org/swco-ir/handle/10605/286683
